50 000 Men In New Call To Be Trained With the Regulars
Washington April 15 Another draft call or 49843 registrants has been sent to governors by Provost Marshal General Crowder mobilization of the men is ordered for May 1 and 10 to eleven forts and recruiting barracks for training with regular army units.
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Unnder
Wilson
France
Sec
Retary Baker
Great Britain
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Colmmbia
Ilinois
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New York
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Senator Stone Dies After Paralytic Stroke in Washington
Missouri Senator William J. Stone, longtime foreign relations chairman, died in Washington from a paralytic stroke suffered last Wednesday. Funeral set for 4 pm with Chaplain Prettyman. body to Jefferson City and burial in Nevada, Missouri. Stone, born May 7, 1848, served 13 years in public life and opposed U S entry at key moments though supported war measures once cast.
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Asuington
S. C
Washington
William J. Stone
Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. Porrest Prettyman
Sen
Jefferson City
Missouri Capitol
Nevada, Mo
Senator Stone
United States
Wilson
Germany
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hitcheack
Stone
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
National Committee
Vie
Hryat
Wark
Bor
Missouri University
Doctor Could Not Help Her in Brooklyn Testimonial
Mrs. F Pratt of 9 Woodbine Street Brooklyn reports a displacement and two severe pelvic inflammations. After doctors could offer no further relief she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanativa Wash with curing her ailments and improving her health. She urges others to try the remedies before hospital operations.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. F. Pratt
Woodbine St
Lydia J. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Casualty List Reports Numerous WWI Losses and Wounds
General Pershing reports a long casualty list including killed in action and died of wounds and disease. Names span privates to captains with many missing in action and slightly wounded personnel, plus corrections for earlier reporting.
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Pershing
War Department
Libut
Joman J. Galvin
Matthew Ll. Buchanan
Henry FL Caron
CARR
John
M. Corp
Josepi
Thomas HH. Berube
Privatia Lovewico Borielle
Leonard L. Dalton
Stanley Fossly
Priva
James J. Linton
Edmund Patton Glover
Howard Plalté- Gerald
Charles A. Mat. Tulas
Privatic
Edward A. Christofferson
Seth A. Becker
Haw Hk
Johnson
William Quinn
William J. Wenn
John H. Johnston
Edward «. Bader
George U. Butcher
Levin A. . Chartier
Charles Coray
Joseph A. Deli Und
Victor Devan
Howard T. Bertrand
Ht. Freeman
Glase
Collin L. Dindiey
T Nevisson Hanlon
George W. Thickey
Wil FP. Kelle
Soldier seeks home folks as lonely plea from Kelly Field
A Kelly Field soldier stationed in Austin writes the Hone Fotks Editor of The Light confessing loneliness. He has been at the field about a month and has not met anyone he knows. He asks for help contacting former classmates from Cincinnati or Columbia University in New York City and mentions a Wisconsin town.
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Austin
Hone Fotks
North Pole
Cineinanati
Kelly Field
bHaclue
Wis
Inelly Field
Soldier correspondence drives townHome Molks aid
The Home Molks offer a free service to soldiers in San Antonio camps seeking letters from home towns. A reader from Atlanta replied praising the effort and the editor’s help for outsiders as well. Unanswered towns include Madison Baltimore Mal Onn Tiptonville Lakeshore Lawton Marietta Boston Lima Pasadena St Louis Manton Gauin Marrienne and others.
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White River
Race Hospital
Buly
Frank Tort
Ankfort
Atlanta
San Antonio
Guy
Madison
Baltimore
Mal
Tiptonville
Lakeshore
Lawton
Okkin
Marietta
Ohio
Boston
Mass
Lima
Pasadena
Cal
St Louis
Manton
Gauin
Marrienne
Bellefonte
Lewiston
Tayville
Beaver Neills
Greenwood
Holyoke, AM
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Charles Tema
New
Itching and Skin Diseases Promoted by Blood Purifier
A 1900s advertisement extols S. S. S. blood purifier as the cure for pimples, blotches, sores and skin eruptions. It claims skin disorders stem from polluted blood and urges readers to write for free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Unclear Interlude In Chicago Editor’s Office
A fragmentary reminiscence from a Chicago paper era recalls a stranger’s dramatic entrance to Brown’s sanctum and a remark about a mysterious figure named Markus Bozzaris. The quirky dialogue captures old city journalism lore.
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Brown
Chicago
Sehuske
Markus Bozzaris
Sature Day Evening Post
Pimply Face Reforms with Olive Tablets Remedy
A brisk promotion for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promises clearer skin and better health. The ad claims the vegetable tablet cleanses blood and bowels, replaces calomel, and provides gentler relief from constipation and dull outlook. Boxes sell for 1c and 25c.
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Dr. Edwards
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